Somali Justice Minister and Algerian Prime Minister Engage in High — Level Diplomatic Discussions. Algiers, Algeria — February 11, 2026 — The Minister of Justice and Constitutional Affairs of the Federal Government of Somalia, H. E.
Hassan Moalim Mohamud, and the Prime Minister of the People’s Democratic Republic of Algeria, H. E. Sifi Ghrieb, held a significant diplomatic meeting in Algiers on Wednesday.
The talks aimed at strengthening the historical ties between Somalia and Algeria and broadening the scope of their bilateral cooperation.
The discussions focused on enhancing institutional collaboration within the justice and legal sectors. Both leaders discussed ways to exchange judicial expertise and develop shared legal frameworks to improve the administration of justice in their respective countries.
The meeting provided a platform to reaffirm the commitment of both governments to a partnership based on fraternal relations, mutual respect, and shared strategic interests.
The Somali delegation, led by Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Somalia to Algeria, H. E.
Yusuf Ahmed Hassan, expressed profound gratitude to the Algerian leadership and people for their exceptional hospitality.
Minister Mohamud highlighted that this engagement is a decisive step in solidifying the strategic foundation of diplomatic ties between Mogadishu and Algiers.
The meeting marked a significant development in the legal and judicial sectors of both countries, with potential implications for regional stability and cooperation.
Both leaders emphasized the importance of mutual support and collaboration in the face of contemporary challenges. Further details regarding the outcomes of the meeting and subsequent steps are expected to be released in the coming days.
The governments of Somalia and Algeria are committed to working together to enhance their judicial systems and foster a stronger relationship between the two nations.
Source: sonna.
